... CRE lITORS' ASSIGNEES. To TIIE EDITOR O Tlt 0 MORNIN'G CHRONICLE. SiiR-Our attentiol has be-s callmd ly two of onr li'ns whlo are'creditors a ~siit~h~ ers s u l enlalt',' C hainiei%.lts bdil- ruptey to Dll artiel, iu thl Mor ning Chr onice of the hiy betore yesterday, under tilie head Meoney Ma 1kit soil City News,' lhaing' refibruie to thu lossi's ocia- siolted to creditor, by Abbott's ...

... KING'S COUNTY E.clrEION CO-lf- MITTEB. The eionnuittec Inet at thle usual bonr, when Mfr. Ser.-eant Wramnrhaini ?? argumlenit. 'th proyposition lie' nisant to main tails wilta of cheld Iluder jplealsllrc 11011 the Crownl dis ?? Mr. Arnistronq's oficie came under thitdelliato. leudesodtt it was intetnded to be I )iuaue y h oh r atthtc distinction' existed between penci oins voed in l'ar ...

... THJE M'oRAtiA&fr Cflf0O7SJCLE LONDON: TUESDAY, JULY t, 1841. The total number of members returned tlp to twelve o'clock last night was 191 Reformers and I loTories. The returns for the E'nglish boroughs are now completed. The result is, 175) Uliberals and 10(i Tories, Including three Elnglish counties, thle gains of thc Torie9 are 43 seats. Against this, the liberals have to set off a gain of ...

... COMJJPA RATIVE LOSP AND GAIN. plaus. Members. Llb. Tory gain. galn. Andover ?? Paget, v. Pollen ?? I BIhrnstaple ?? Gore v. Clichester . ?? O I Bolton Bowring v. Bolliug . I / ) Bath ?? Duncan v. Powerscourt . ?? I Ditto ?? Rloebiuk ?? Bruges . ?? I 1 Bedford ?? Stuart ?? Crawley ?? t I lliwick ?? Forter v. Holmiies ?? I O Bevlvv ?? Tow ilev v. Fox ?? I () llrilto)d ?? Hardy v .. Bu1i 3lld ?? ...

... LORD CARRINGTON and thbe DUKE qf B UCKINGIlA .11 Lord Carrington, if we may judge from the followinw ex- tract from the Bucks Herald of Saturday last, the Ou'le of Buckinghaim's paper, has not propitiated that nobleman by the course pursued at the Wycombe election:-- * WycoMBE --This borough is irreclaimable--tbe cock- lighters and chairmakers have it their own way, and Mr. l)ashwood and Mr. ...

... TYHE CHIURI'I OF .C'OTLA.ND. rIe; 'il iN oUR141 A nVERTnISIR 1 ')llI'.SPONDItiNCh BETWEEN TIIE DIEII t) AREYLL AN1) Sfl5 R. PREL,. NOTE llY T115 DUlC'E OF AlttYI.I. in insiwer to ii let tr addressed by tie 1 Duke of Argvll to Sir Robert Peel, Bart,, requesting to Ikn1ow thie pilrport of thi observaitionis addressed by ?? to it deputation ofthe 'hurch of Scotland, at tin iintcrvinw with which ...

... CORN-LAIVS, INJURIOUS to AGRICUL- fIURE. $ To Tl' EDITOR, b1 riltp MORNING CHRONICLJ. ?? witier of tb'A' lett r hias signel it 'with his namne, and he has given mc his address, and also named a distinguished ameber of the' ?? of Commons who could, if referred to, bear testimony to his. being a mali of property and character, residing in onecof thc southern counties and 4e further describes ...

... COR:- CII-I U -. COURTURCChtULAR. Th1e (Qwele heldtch anurt it, iltd-past two o'clock yesterday nfternoon it Bileileglia-m lI alne Thle Clhet;licr bilusll, on a specilal mision from his Ma- jesty the Kin of lPruassia, id nit audienlce of her Mlijesty. -1His ?? was introdueed by Viscousit Palineraton, (I CB., her ?? principail sercrtary of state for fbreign affairs, 'aid conducted by Sir Robett ...

... COUR2T cIhCULAR. -0-. WINDSOR, WEDNESDAY. The QueehiindPrinceAlbert tooktheir usual walkinm exe~rcise this mornlinlg, ntce new grounds of tleHome-uark. At fivc o'clock in thanaiternoll the IRoyal party rode ont, taking tho road to Fro nmore. It, the first carriuge and four werce her MI:jesty and Prince Albert, and their MVJmtileethe King' mi Queen of the Belgialls. In the second carrilfge were ...

... THE NAvn YORKI CUSTOr I-HOUSL' PRETEN'DEI) FRi D.. Thre tare few of our comnmercial reuders, anti still fewer in the mailutacturiug districts of Yor'tslhire and Lancaishire, w.ho will not reoilember thatt nilieluse scizures of' British manufaetures (principally wioollens) have been made in the New York Custoin-house, during the lasttwo or three years, on tite alleged grounid of attempts on ...

... THlE JUGGLER. [l'aROl Tttl: EXA.MlNEll.J Sir Rtobert Peel hims a rival on another stilC. II the theatrical advertisements we see it proclaimed that The -treatest wonder at present iu London is the Wizard of the Xorth, who has prepared a bauquet of Mephistophelian, dcxtrological, aund necront~iantie cabals.' For some nights poe~t it is said thatt thouisanuds; halve witnlessed the Wizard's ...

... MEETING TO SYMPATHIZE IVITR THE DEPOSED llNIVIS 2'RS OF SIRA. THUIOGIE. A meeting for this purpose, called by a requisition, sigied by 4b5 individuals, was held yesterday (Wednesday), in the Assembly Rooms, Georgc-s treet. The large room was densely filled, aid many who sought were unable to pro- cure admission. On the platform were Mr. Smythc, of Mlethvell, Mr. Neaves, advocate, Mr. Maxivell, ...